William Anderson Cawthorne - journal, 1846-1849

William Anderson Cawthorne pictorial and manuscript collection, ca. 1841-1889

14 Apr. 1846 - 15 [Jan.?] 1849;  Cawthorne writes his personal thoughts and opinions on a variety of issues including gold mines, general news and events, receipt of articles, daily activities, religion and death, education, career aspirations, conversations, Hebrew, and weather conditions. Also includes printed material and sketches (some unfinished) of landscapes, people (such as Mr & Mrs Coombe), ships, houses, funeral, and a Corrobberee [i.e. Corroboree]
Printed material includes:
South Australian Church Society [flyer on objectives with names of Committee members] / A. Murray printer
Military Tea Meeting [of 11th Regiment, Adelaide Total Abstinence Society], 1846
[Report of Mr Gill (the artist) expedition North-west with Horrocks], The South Australian Gazette, 10 Oct. 1846
Notices on Education, Port Gawler, Mechanics Institute, Colonial Literature, and marriage notice of Cawthorne to Mary Ann Gerorgiana Mower 24 June 1828.
Address delivered upon the opening of the Youth's Birkbeck Adelaide, South Australia, Sept. 1848, by Mr. W.A. Cawthorne [newscutting]

William Anderson Cawthorne - journal, 1846-1849

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